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OK, so I certainly wouldnt call this a 'fix', especially since you have to do it everytime you regenerate your html docs, but i was able to fudge the js enough to get documentation to display in IE7.

The error takes place in the js\displayToc.js file, specifically in the resizePage function.

You'll see the following lines
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document.getElementById('contentIFrame').style.height=top.document.body.clientHeight-74+'px';

document.getElementById('resizeFrames').style.height=top.document.body.clientHeight-70+'px';

document.getElementById('tocIFrame').style.height=top.document.body.clientHeight-74+'px';


If you were to place an alert(top.document.body.clientHeight), you'll see that slowly but surely the document body height slowly shrinks for some reason, eventually causing the value to be nothing and throwing an error.

Workaround:
For all three document.getElementByID height properties, I simply set them equal to "800+'px';" (so the full line looks like:
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document.getElementById('contentIFrame').style.height=800+'px';

Now, atleast the page displays...  ::)

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Running EA 6.5.798, if I output my diagrams to html and attempt to open them in IE 7, I receive JavaScript errors and the pages dont display.  Any updates on this???  :-/

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Uml Process / Re: Activity vs. Interaction Overview Diagrams?
« on: November 08, 2006, 07:03:25 am »
Thank you, I approached this model with using an Activity Model and it most certainly allowed me to get amount of detail I was aiming for.  thanks for your help..

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Uml Process / Activity vs. Interaction Overview Diagrams?
« on: November 07, 2006, 07:01:43 am »
Hi everyone, I'm rather new to UML, so I apologize if this question is very easy and Im just not getting it.

Anyway, I have a handy-dandy stack of note cards that give brief overviews and examples of different visual models (supplied by IBM and titled 'Visual Modeling in UML 2.0).  

So, I came across the Interaction Overview diagram and it seemed perfect for a process I wanted to model.  After having some trouble finding some objects in EA to create an Interaction Overview, I stumbled across the Activity diagram, which also seems perfect to model my process.

In my stack of cards, the Activity Diagram is to 'emphasize the sequence and conditions for coordinating low level behaviors'.  Where as Interaction Overview Diagrams are to 'visualize the different options that exist for a given interaction'.

Obviously, these descriptions dont help me delegate which model to use.  Can anyone give me some information as to what is distinguishing between the 2?

Thank You...

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